LOPP ETF Forecast & Price Targets
LOPP Analyst Ratings
Moderate Buy
54Buy10Hold2Sell
Based on the Wall Street analyst consensus for 66 of LOPP’s holdings.
LOPP 12 Month Forecast
Average Price Target
$44.54▲(24.94% Upside)Based on Wall Street analyst 12-month price targets for 66 of Gabelli Love Our Planet & People ETF’s holdings in the last 3 months. The average price target is $44.54 with a high forecast of $50.19 and a low forecast of $37.94. The average price target represents a 24.94% change from the last price of $35.65.
Past 12 Months12 Month ForecastJan2026Oct2026
High$50.19
Average$44.54
Low$37.94
Highest Price TargetHighest$50.19Average Price Target$44.54Lowest Price TargetLowest$37.94
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LOPP ETF FAQ
What is LOPP’s average 12-month price target, according to analysts?
Based on Wall Street analyst price targets for 66 of LOPP’s holdings, Gabelli Love Our Planet & People ETF’s 12-month average price target is $44.54.
What is LOPP’s upside potential, based on the analysts’ average price target?
LOPP’s average price target of $44.54 represents a 24.94% upside from its last price of $35.65.
Is LOPP a Buy, Sell or Hold?
Gabelli Love Our Planet & People ETF has a consensus rating of Moderate Buy, based on the analyst consensus for 66 of LOPP’s holdings: 54 rated Buy, 10 rated Hold and 2 rated Sell.
What is Gabelli Love Our Planet & People ETF’s price target?
The average price target for Gabelli Love Our Planet & People ETF is $44.54, based on Wall Street analyst 12-month price targets for 66 of LOPP’s holdings, issued in the past 3 months. The highest price target is $50.19 and the lowest is $37.94. The average price target represents a 24.94% increase from the last price of $35.65.
What is LOPP’s expense ratio?
LOPP’s expense ratio is 0.90%.
How many holdings does LOPP have?
LOPP holds 72 assets.
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